Heritage Association of Frisco, Inc.

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Heritage Association of Frisco, Inc. The Heritage Association of Frisco phone number is 972-292-5657.

The Heritage Association of Frisco is dedicated to research, preserve, and share Frisco’s rich heritage ensuring the unique history is remembered and celebrated by future generations. The Heritage Association of Frisco is incorporated in the state of Texas as a 501c3 tax-exempt organization and maintains an office in the Frisco Heritage Museum located at 6455 Page Street. The association has a slate of officers elected from the membership and a multitude of committees all designed to research and preserve the history and heritage of Frisco. The current membership is approximately 150 members composed of individuals, families, and businesses

10/13/2026

This will a great night and we hope to fill the Depot in the Heritage Center.

Please use the QR code to register your attendance to this Free event. Eventbrite is used to just track number of attendees so we have space for all.

Jeff Cheney: Vision to ImpactDiscover the vision, leadership, and transformative changes that shaped Frisco over his nin...
10/12/2026

Jeff Cheney: Vision to Impact

Discover the vision, leadership, and transformative changes that shaped Frisco over his nine years as mayor. Hear the story behind Frisco’s remarkable growth and the lasting impact of his leadership on our community.

Come celebrate Frisco’s journey from vision to reality!

We look forward to seeing you there!

The image with the murmur of birds was taken at Main Street and John W. Elliott (renamed for the man whose farm was loca...
10/09/2026

The image with the murmur of birds was taken at Main Street and John W. Elliott (renamed for the man whose farm was located there) in 1999/2000. The second photo was taken yesterday, October 8, 2026. From that viewpoint, we can't even capture all of the growth in that area--and more is coming with the expansion at the Toyota Stadium complex that includes a hotel, convention center, and other entertainment venues!

We'll be posting an aerial view of the Elliott farm from, we believe, the 1970's next week. You'll want to check that out! This is truly representative of what Frisco was at the turn of the 21st century. The growth Frisco experienced is unprecedented. There was amazing leadership that guided that growth to what Frisco has become today.

Coming in 2027! The Heritage Association of Frisco has partnered with the City of Frisco to document the astounding growth Frisco has experienced in the last 25 years. This new history book, Frisco: Second Century, The Boom Years 2002-2027, picks up where Frisco: The First One Hundred Years and chronicles the rapid growth and how it was managed, creating a city that is unlike any other. Stay tuned!

Here's a fun aerial photo from about 1999/2000 of the Warren Sports Complex. We've identified a few streets and location...
10/03/2026

Here's a fun aerial photo from about 1999/2000 of the Warren Sports Complex. We've identified a few streets and locations on the image. You can see Meadow Hill Estates under construction.

Of particular interest is Eldorado Parkway. Formerly known as Foncine Road, it was extended across SH289 (Preston Road) but ends at North County Road before the bridge over the railroad tracks was built. This was the beginning of the boom! EDIT: according to longtime residents, Foncine Road did not extend across Preston Road. (see comments)

The Heritage Association of Frisco has partnered with the City of Frisco to write a modern history book that picks up where Frisco: The First One Hundred Years left off in 2002. Frisco: Second Century, The Boom Years 2002-2027 will be published next year to commemorate Frisco's 125th birthday. Stay tuned!

We are grateful to our Title Sponsor, Pain Management of North Dallas, our Presenting Sponsor, CoServ, and each of our C...
09/23/2026

We are grateful to our Title Sponsor, Pain Management of North Dallas, our Presenting Sponsor, CoServ, and each of our Community and Citizen Sponsors for supporting this year’s event.

Your partnership helped us celebrate Frisco’s heritage, bring our community together, and continue a tradition that has been part of our city for 17 years.

Thank you for supporting the Frisco Heritage Association and Shawnee Trail Cowboy Day 2026. We could not have done it without you.

09/17/2026

A special thank-you to our Title Sponsor, Dr. Haq, Sadaf, and the team at Pain Management of North Dallas , for their generous support of the 17th Annual Shawnee Trail Cowboy Day and Frisco’s 125th Birthday Kickoff.

Their support helps make it possible for us to bring this longtime Frisco tradition back to the community as a free celebration for families, neighbors, and visitors.

We’re proud to have Pain Management of North Dallas standing with us as we celebrate Frisco’s history, its people, and the community that continues to shape its future. And when you’re at the event, be sure to stop by their tent and thank their team for helping make the celebration possible.

Please join us in thanking Dr. Haq, Sadaf, and their entire team for investing in Frisco and helping us kick off this milestone celebration.

📍 Frisco Heritage Center
📅 Saturday, September 19
⏰ 11 a.m.–8 p.m.

Frisco: From the Trail to Today.

09/11/2026

See Yara perform Saturday, September 19, from 3:15-4 p.m. during the 17th Annual Shawnee Trail Cowboy Day and Frisco’s 125th Birthday Kickoff.

Free community event
Frisco Heritage Center
6455 Page Street, Frisco
Full event: 11 a.m.-8 p.m.

Address

6455 Page Road
Frisco, TX
75034

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 1pm - 5pm

Telephone

+19722925657

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